Re: photons


"Dr ***" <paulpsremove@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1113845800.19569.0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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> dr
> Indeed not but virtual space which is what it is, is a subset of what we
> might name real space this being a space that includes all virtual space.
> The criteria is, are we interested in somebody's virtual space if so fine
> but it has a similair significance to a game of chess and as such is a
> bounded sub-space within perhaps unbounded real space.
> s
> Neither does it allow the potpourri selection of properties. If you want
> to combine time and space on an axis, then your justification
> has to be something similar to Einstein's clock that goes as
> it is judged.
> dr
> All clocks go as they are judged without a state of consciousness to judge
> the state of time, duration and clocks they are an irrelevancy.

Tell your wife to dip the whip in rock salt before using it.

Airport screeners pay no attention to how a clock will be judged
if they can detect it on an imaging device.

If a tree falls in the forest, hopefully it is because you were
lashed to it and the *Missus* is puttin' a little shoulder in
'er swing.

Sue...



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